Conjugating regular -AR verbs (Present tense) 2

More practice on Spanish regular -ar verbs. 10 sentences, beginner–elementary level.
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Spelling-change -ar verbs in yo preterite — Some -ar verbs change spelling in the yo preterite to preserve pronunciation: -car → qué: buscar → busqué; -gar → gué: llegar → llegué; -zar → cé: empezar → empecé. All other forms are regular. These changes are spelling rules, not irregular conjugations.
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Reflexive -ar verbs in the present — Many common -ar verbs are reflexive — they take a reflexive pronoun that matches the subject: llamarse: me llamo, te llamas, se llama…; levantarse: me levanto, te levantas, se levanta… The conjugation follows regular -ar patterns; the only addition is the matching reflexive pronoun.
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Using -ar verbs with gustar-type constructions — Many -ar verbs are used as infinitives after gustar-type verbs: Me gusta bailar. Le encanta cocinar. No te gusta madrugar. The infinitive is always the singular form of gustar/encantar regardless of how many activities are listed: Me gusta cocinar y bailar.

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Write the correct present-tense form of each of the (-ar) verbs in (parentheses):
Example: Usted baila muy bien.


1. Yo mucho a él. (admirar)✓
2. Mis padres mucho dinero. (ganar)✓
3. No me estas canciones. (gustar)✓
4. Vosotros muy bien! (cantar)✓
5. ¿Dónde (TÚ) tu cumpleaños? (celebrar)✓
6. Nosotros por la calle. (caminar)✓
7. Ellos los documentos. (firmar)✓
8. Yo no . (fumar)✓
9. Mis abuelos no alcohol. (tomar)✓
10. (TÚ) Nunca me ! (escuchar)
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Special characters (click to insert):
á é í ó ú ü ñ Á É Í Ó Ú Ñ✓



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